Penn Hills High School - Seneca Yearbook (Penn Hills, PA)

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HE LTH DEP RT E T tr' 1' :Hifi , . -1- in I I .,,. Ivu. W' .. t .lg .wh ' 4122 A 4 ,bf if f f Y f . . .. a ,Qi i t , , N nt J, ,ff Kg' Q ge c. fi - if DR. NORMAN H. MILLER MRS. CORDELIA STUCKERT M. D., University of Pittsburgh R4 N-, DiXm0Uf H0SPifal W' VV-., 1 The nurse took care of Sandy Ste hle's injured ankle. Doctors, Nurse, strived to safeguard health standards Striving to keep all students in good physical condition was the task of MRS. CORDELIA STUCKERT, school nurse for sixteen years in this district. Always on call to give first aid during any emergency-an illness or injury- comprised her daily duties such as dispensing aspirin, treating mild burns and bruises, bandag- ing cuts, and making the ill comfortable. Testing hearing and visual acuity and keeping health records of all students were yearly duties. Besides this, Mrs. Stuckert assisted Dr. Norman H. Miller with heart, chest, blood pres- sure, and other examinations administered to juniors during the first semester. The object of this complete medical examination was to in- form parents about any disability to be cor- rected. Dr. Thomas A. Speer helped Dr. Millei' with physical examinations of all athletes. Additional equipment-a magnifying lamp to check foreign bodies in the eye. stretchers, a wheel chair, and eight beds-was added to make the health department the best in the area.

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X AW V - .gi ' 1 MR. ROBERT BEATTY MR. JAMES MEWHIRTER Guidance Director The Director of Guidance, MR. ROBERT BEATTY, urged all students to utilize a God- given talent to benefit themselves and their fellow men. He guided all testing programs and aided underclassmen with course selections. Sen- iors profited from his expert advice in their oc- cupational selections. MR. JAMES MEWHIRTER in his role as guidance counselor helped to direct students toward a richer, more satisfying life. With his experience as an assistant football and basket- ball coach he was able to encourage good school spirit. MRS. CATHERINE BAINE BERG served the school in a dual capacity-guidance coun- selor and dean of girls. In order to advise stu- dents competently, she visited many college campuses during the summer. As adviser of the Variety Club, her office was the focal point of many conferences. Guidance Counselor CID CE si b le 3 fi 4 .hx ' 449' ' ' Ju A, We I 4i' I , A, , AN - ,. . X l , Y ,N 44, 2 vw S Q , 4 GQ wa ssri ' . .oii if U l if llk ' ii E 'Q' g f .sf Q , 'Z ag, ,X ,ij tis Ay' X lg! Q ,Sf 0 3 sw-, A 5 lll- .fi L- X I p v... Z .,. S? F, f Q-2 . . i,... ir Q . .- 2WI..fv.,5E5. ' , 5'figs15-m, .k ' i'i' 'rkh .v -22-sm ' Hig- ,.., , .-,- ' 1 , .1 ' .g , ' MRS. CATHERINE BAINE BERG Dean of Girls Wren Moorefield, Peggy Roessler, and Diane Herold consulted with Mrs. Berg.

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gf 1 P Z V a Mr. Dunmire gave individual attention to members of his math class. MRS. ELIZABETH G. BEADLING . . . P.O.D., Global Geography . . . Director of Clubs . . . A.B., M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh . . . sponsored Rostrum-N.F.L., . . . gardening occupied her leisure hours. MR. BEN R. BEISEL . . . United States History . . . A.B., Allegheny College . . . M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh . . . co-ordinator of social affairs . . . treasurer of P.T.S.A .... included among his interests were philately and photography. MR. THOMAS A. BOND . . . International Relations, P.O.D .... A.B., IVI.Ed., University of Pittsburgh . . . co-sponsor of the senior class . . . an avid reader of United States Civil War history. MR. ROBERT C. CARPENTER . . . Wood Shop . . . B.S. Ed., California State Teachers College . . . efficient manager of the stage crew. MR. WILLIAM F. CASILLI . . . Music Appreciation . . . B.S., Duquesne University . . . able director of the chorus . . . spent his leisure time water skiing and playing golf. MR. ROY J. CELLICH . . . Chemistry . . . B.S.Ed., Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . . displayed capability in swimming, hunting, and woodworking. MRS. ANNETTE COMENETZ . . . Mathematics . . , B.A., Hunter College . . . M.A., Columbia University . . . sponsor of Senior Mathematics Society . . . gardening gave her pleasure. MR. JOHN W. CONRAD . . . Arts and Crafts . . . B.S., Indiana State Teachers College . . . Art Club sponsor . . . coached the boys' wrestling group . . . showed special liking for swimming. MISS MARY CONTE . . . English . . . A.B., University of Pittsburgh . . . capable sponsor of Sub Deb Club . . . her main sources of pleasure-reading, sewing, and lis- tening to music. MRS. VIRGINIA P. CRAMER . . . Homemaking . . . B.S., Indiana State Teachers College . . . guided the activities of F.T.A .... P.H.E.A., directory member . . . derived enjoyment from sewing, reading. MRS. BEADLING MR. BOND MR. CASILLI MRS. COMENETZ MISS CONTE committee music, and MR. BEISEL MR. CARPENTER MR CELLICH MR CONRAD MRs. CRAMER Lg ' 1 L' f . 53531. it if Facult if -.,, , 7 Elf- . 5f:'7 Qrirrfl' ' ' - L af.J..f.Q-zfif. ., tm 'I I ' 5 ww' U ta- - ,. , , 4 1 A 1 K , ,454 - . D :'.5 .i 1 ' da f X .ma -' h. - 114 'psf' Qi V - . , 5. 5 V , gl, . - 'Q , i 1 ,. --I 3 A, 1 I . , SN , , fb, . .... 1, y f- fl 59 ,KZ WW ,- ' w ,M + s ff ' ,,, ,, , .,...- f . . 1, ,... ,, .,. .fr 17. il' '15